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In order to reduce the load on the host Jira server, it would be very helpful to have the ability to specify on the command line, a date that would define a replacement value, usable in JQL and output file names.
Then when parsing the config YAML, would recognize '#updated' to mean replace the #updated with the value from the commandline:
In order to reduce the load on the host Jira server, it would be very helpful to have the ability to specify on the command line, a date that would define a replacement value, usable in JQL and output file names.
Then when parsing the config YAML, would recognize '#updated' to mean replace the #updated with the value from the commandline:
For Example:
jira-agile-metrics -u '2020/03/15'
JQL: Project=foo and updated >= #10
Cycle time data: foocycle-#updated.csv
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